2004 WNBA draft database
Saturday 16 August 2003
A list of 2004 seniors who might enter the draft. Feel free to mail me additions.
Point guards:
Sara Nord, Louisville, 5'4"
Temeka Johnson, Louisiana State, 5'3"
Toccara Williams, Texas A&M, 5'9"
Cristina Ciocan, South Carolina, 6'0"
Erika Valek, Purdue, 5'6"
Cricket Williams, San Jose State, 5'7"
Brooklynn Lorenzen, Montana, 5'5"
Erin Brady, St Josephs, 5'7"
Julie McBride, Syracuse, 5'4"
Combo/shooting guards:
Diana Taurasi, Connecticut, 6'0"
Alana Beard, Duke, 5'11"
Chandi Jones, Houston, 5'10"
Kelly Mazzante, Penn State, 5'11"
Lindsay Whalen, Minnesota, 5'8"
Jia Perkins, Texas Tech, 5'8"
Amber Obaze, Louisiana Tech, 5'9"
Maria Villaroel, Oklahoma, 5'8"
Giuliana Mendiola, Washington, 5'11"
Valerie King, Cincinnati, 5'10"
Kate Bulger, West Virginia, 5'11"
Christy Neneman, Creighton, 5'10"
Cathy Joens, George Washington, 5'11"
Amber Jacobs, Boston College, 5'8"
Doneeka Hodges, Louisiana State, 5'9"
Candace Futrell, Duquesne, 5'10"
Katie Terhune, Boston University, 5'11"
Tonjee Ward, St Francis, 5'7"
Kate Fagan Colorado, 5'9"
Keasha Cannon-Johnson, Nebraska, 5'10"
Max Nhassengo, Old Dominion, 5'10"
Nikki Redick, Coastal Carolina, 5'7"
Wings/forwards:
Nicole Powell, Stanford, 6'2"
Shereka Wright, Purdue, 5'10"
Shameka Christon, Arkansas, 6'1"
Iciss Tillis, Duke, 6'4"
Jenni Benningfield, Vanderbilt, 6'3"
Tasheika Morris, Florida State, 6'1"
Trina Frierson, Louisinana Tech, 6'2"
Caton Hill, Oklahoma, 6'1"
Courtney Mix, Villanova, 5'10"
Evan Unrau, Missouri, 6'1"
Heather Ernest, Maine, 6'1"
Jennie Lillis, Iowa, 6'0"
Hana Peljto, Harvard, 6'2"
Le'Coe Willingham, Auburn, 6'0"
Shalicia Hurns, Rutgers, 6'3"
Monique Coker, Old Dominion, 6'0"
Fallon Stokes, Georgia Tech, 5'10"
Katie McFarlane, Army, 6'0"
Posts:
Nicole Ohlde, Kansas State, 6'4"
Vanessa Hayden, Florida, 6'4"
Christi Thomas, Georgia, 6'5"
Tera Bjorklund, Colorado, 6'5"
Kaayla Chones, North Carolina State, 6'3"
Ebony Hoffman, Southern California, 6'2"
Ugo Oha, George Washington, 6'4"
Stacey Stephens, Texas, 6'1"
Ieva Kublina, Virginia Tech, 6'4"
Latoya Turner, Ohio State, 6'4"
Lindsay Taylor, California - Santa Barbara, 6'8"
Rebekah Brunson, Georgetown, 6'3"
SeSe Helm, Kentucky, 6'4"
Candace Sutton, North Carolina, 6'6"
Jennifer Smith, Michigan, 6'4"
Trisha Skibbe, formerly of Oklahoma State, 6'2"
Ashley Robinson, Tennessee, 6'5"
Iveta Marcauskaite, formerly of Illinois, 6'5"
Irina Krasnoshoik, St Joseph's, 6'5"
Amie Williams, Jackson State, 6'7"
Amisha Carter, Louisiana Tech, 6'2"
Kara Braxton, formerly of Georgia, 6'6" (?)
Courtney Willis, East Carolina, 6'2"
Delvona Oliver, Maryland, 6'3"
Comments
Nice job on the 04 draft prospects.
Do think you should get a look at Tonjee Ward of St. Francis as a combo guard...if ya don't believe me, ask pilight.
And if what I'm hearing is good info, St. Joe's Irena Krasnoshoik may earn herself a look at center.
O yes, and you mispelled Duquesne...lol
Posted by: Katie Zemko | Sunday 17 August 2003
Cricket Williams is a great player. She has grown to become one of the best over the years. She will help any WNBA team that looking to upgrade. She can turn a game around in a minute. Last year, I watched a game where she only played two minutes in the first half because of foul trouble and scored 19 in the second almost winning the game on a last second shot. She is a gamer.
Posted by: hotshot70115 | Thursday 25 September 2003
I saw niesha butler play in the rucker ebc this summer in nyc. the crowd loved her and she played well. hopefully if there is a conbine this year teams will see her. she is the real deal..
Posted by: alana | Sunday 28 September 2003
I think Maria Conlon has a shot at being drafted in the top 10.
Posted by: DJ Shorty | Wednesday 03 December 2003
Good pick on Sara Nord she is having a great season...averaging 20 points and 6.7 assists per game.
Posted by: Cardfan | Thursday 18 December 2003
Sorry, Maria Conlon has ZERO chance of being drafted in the top 10...the first round...or the first two rounds, for that matter
Posted by: CamrnCrz1974 | Saturday 20 December 2003
niesha butler is the real deal her she is a gamer she just as good as sue bird any other guard in the league.
Posted by: ohyeah | Tuesday 23 December 2003
niesha butler is the real deal she is a gamer she is just as good as sue bird or any other guard in the league.
Posted by: ohyeah | Tuesday 23 December 2003
Good pick on Trisha Skibbe, she has had a terrific year, although I think she might end up at the forward position in the WNBA.
Posted by: Anonymous | Friday 26 December 2003
where are people seeing Lindsay Whalen selected??
1st Round??????
Posted by: matt palmer | Wednesday 21 January 2004
is niesha butler a senior? and can vanessa hayden be compared to cheryl ford?
Posted by: larry | Thursday 29 January 2004
Everyone in the WNBA passed on drafting Niesha Butler last year. Unless she is actually willing to get in shape and play defense at least once in a while, she will be nothing more than a New York City basketball legend.
Posted by: LOL | Sunday 08 February 2004
Nikitti Bell from North Carolina should go early in the second round of the draft she is quick,stong and already has pro body.She has automatic shot inside 17feet,
Posted by: coach | Thursday 12 February 2004
An unheard of talent, can turn a team and a game around if given the chance to. She is a senior at Sam Houston State University. If given a chance she will be a great addition to any team.
Posted by: Stacy Allen | Monday 01 March 2004
Let tell you about a kid that has been forgotten about. Because she wasn't that known at her college but this kid plays semi-pro ball and I watch her in tournaments and on the college tour. This kid can play both ends of the floor. She went to Louisiana Tech and her name is LaQuan Stallworth.
Posted by: Anonymous | Tuesday 02 March 2004
Sara Nord should definitely be considered in the top. She has broken a considerable amount of records this season, including becoming the all time (male and female) assist leader at the University of Louisville and Conference USA. Also, tied most 3 pointers in a game (8) and is 3rd in scoring. Even Rick Pitino has praised her for her skills, saying she is the best point guard by far that he has seen since his tenure at UofL.
Posted by: dakota collins | Tuesday 09 March 2004
Take a look at forward/guard Stacy Holmes at Murray State University. The girl can jump!!!
Posted by: robert | Wednesday 10 March 2004
Nikita Bell is a junior, not a senior...
Posted by: CamrnCrz1974 | Monday 22 March 2004
no one talks about the young lady out of virginia union university. her name is danielle hoggard. she is a 6'5 center/power forward. i think that their is alot of talent in the small black universities. her game is better than most of these girls in the draft. she is not being look at because she is coming from a small university. but trust me once she gets in the league it is a wrap.
Posted by: andre hoggard | Wednesday 14 April 2004
whats the deal with niesha butler....did she get drafted,i mean she has mad game,and the wnba could definately use her for marketing...because she is mad fine.
Posted by: steve | Monday 19 April 2004
whats the deal with niesha butler....did she get drafted,i mean she has mad game,and the wnba could definately use her for marketing...because she is mad fine.
Posted by: steve | Monday 19 April 2004
How good of a chance do you all think Christy Neneman has.........i hope she gets picked......do WNBA players make alot of $$$??
Posted by: Anonymous | Sunday 16 May 2004
LaNiesha ("Pretty Game")Butler-I saw her play when she was 17-18 at the Ruckers Basketball classic in NYC 6 years ago and then at Georgia Tech, where she was dynamic and then again at the Ruckers, 6 years later, and she was the REAL DEAL" She definitely should be among the best guards in the country, hands down WNBA bound..
What are they waiting for..
Wayne (Hackensack, NJ)
Posted by: Wayne Swan.. | Tuesday 27 July 2004
6"8 dang
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6"8 dang
Posted by: aliyah | Friday 18 January 2008
i want to becone a perfesional basketball player i am a all-star and i can sing
Posted by: aliyah | Friday 18 January 2008
Can someone please help to find Max Nhassengo ( evelina ), i was more than a friend and i lost her email address , if someone can help to find it . thanks
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